Nvidia is projecting revenues of $108 billion within months, up from over $96 billion in its last quarter. Much of this growth is attributed to its data center business, which saw record-breaking earnings and profit doubling.

However, Nvidia's consumer gaming segment only contributed a fraction of that revenue, with a 27% increase year-over-year but facing challenges like component shortages and elevated prices for GPUs.

The company warns of upcoming price hikes for AI chips. With Amazon, Apple and Alphabet already raking in over $100 billion quarterly, is Nvidia about to claim the top spot?

Meanwhile, consumer PC sales are tempered by economic factors, presenting a mixed picture for the gaming market.